From its inception as a safari destination in the 1960s, Botswana has emphasized a low-impact, high-yield wildlife experience. Using lessons learned from such wilderness powerhouses as Kenya, Botswana chose to focus its safari experience on exclusivity, conservation and sustainability. Accommodations are luxurious, but simple (although there are some exceptions to the rule, like the extravagant Sandibe) and most camps have a policy of allowing no more than three vehicles per sighting, so experie...
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